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ROCHESTER, NY (WXXI) - The new federal tax law means big changes for divorcing couples in 2019. "Most matrimonial lawyers are going crazy trying to wrap up the cases they have pending before the end of the year,” said Rochester attorney Brian Barney.
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ROCHESTER, NY (WXXI) - New York State Attorney General Barbara Underwood on Tuesday announced a record $174 million consumer fraud settlement with Charter Communications, the corporate name for Spectrum, which provides cable, internet and phone services across the state. According to the AG, the agreement settles a consumer fraud action alleging that the state’s largest internet service provider, which operated initially as Time Warner Cable and later under the Charter Spectrum name, denied customers the reliable and fast internet service it had promised.
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HARRISBURG, PA (WSKG) -- When a new state legislative session starts next month, a group of crime victim advocates plans to hit the ground running to finish a longstanding effort. They want an amendment that would ensure victims' legal rights in the state constitution, just as defendants' rights are.
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STATEIMPACT PENNSYLVANIA - If power plants that burn fossil fuels could capture their carbon emissions and store them somewhere, it would go a long way toward preventing greenhouse gases from entering the atmosphere. That would dramatically lessen the effects of climate change.
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STATEIMPACT PENNSYLVANIA - Investigators at the Public Utility Commission blamed corrosion for a leak of natural gas liquids from Sunoco's Mariner East 1 pipeline in April 2017, and said they are concerned about the company's corrosion-control program throughout the ageing statewide line. The PUC's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement issued a formal complaint late Thursday saying that ethane and propane leaked from the line at Morgantown in Berks County, and the leak was discovered by a resident who reported "bubbling" out of the ground on April 1.
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